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Contents

Instructions for: Safety Precautions .................................................................................. i, ii


Introduction .............................................................................................. 1
Inspecting For Damage .............................................................................. 2

The SoundWorks
® Getting Started .......................................................................................... 2
Satellite Cube Connections ........................................................................ 3
Program Source Connections ..................................................................... 4
Connecting Music Sources ......................................................................... 5

Multimedia Mounting The Volume Control .................................................................. 5


Power Connection ...................................................................................... 6
Attaching The Stands ................................................................................ 7

Speaker System
Important – Please Read Before Operating Your SoundWorks ................... 8
SoundWorks With A Computer ................................................................... 9
SoundWorks As A Music System .............................................................. 10
SoundWorks With A TV Set ...................................................................... 11

by Henry Kloss Mounting The Cubes ................................................................................ 12


1-Year Limited Warranty ......................................................................... 13
Technical Support .................................................................................... 13
Specifications .......................................................................................... 15
Wiring Diagram ....................................................................................... 15
IMPORTANT
WARNING AVIS
SHOCK HAZARD RISQUE DE CHOC ELECTRIQUE
DO NOT OPEN NE PAS OUVRIR

The lightning flash with arrowhead, within TO PREVENT THE RISK OF ELECTRIC POUR EVITER TOUT RISQUE DE CHOC The exclamation point within an equilateral
an equilateral triangle, is intended to alert SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE SUBWOOF- ELECTRIQUE, NE PAS DEMONTER LE triangle is intended to alert the user of the
the user of the presence of uninsulated ER’S COVER. NO USER-SERVICEABLE COUVERCLE DU HAUT PARLEUR. presence of important operating and main-
“dangerous voltage” within a product’s en- PARTS INSIDE. REFER SERVICING TO AUCUN ENTRETIEN DES PIECES tenance (servicing) instructions in the lit-
closure that may be of sufficient magnitude QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL. INTERIEURES N’EST REQUIS.TOUT erature accompanying this product.
to constitute the risk of electric shock to SERVICE D’ENTRETIEN NE DOIT ETRE
persons. EFFECTUE QUE PAR DU PERSONNEL
D’ENTRETIEN QUALIFIE.

Compliance READ AND HEED IMPORTANT SAFETY WARNING


This product conforms to the following
Council Directive: ON BOTTOM OF SUBWOOFER ENCLOSURE
❑ Directive 89/ 336/ EEC, 92/ 31/ EEC
(EMC), 73/23/EEC (LVD)
Modifications
Any changes or modifications not
expressly approved by the grantee of this
device could void the user’s authority to CAUTION: TO PREVENT ELECTRIC
operate the device. SHOCK, MATCH WIDE BLADE OF PLUG
TO WIDE SLOT, INSERT FULLY.
WARNING: To prevent
fire or shock hazard, do
not expose this appliance ATTENTION: POUR EVITER LES CHOCS
to rain or moisture. ELECTRIQUES, INTRODUIRE LA LAME LA PLUS
LARGE DE LA FICHE DANS LA BORNE
Important Notice CORRESPONDANTE DE LA PRISE ET POUSSER
The serial number for the SoundWorks JUSQU’AU FOND.
is located on the subwoofer. Please
write this number down and keep it in a
secure area. This is for your security.

i
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
READ INSTRUCTIONS - All safety and op- VENTILATION - Slots and openings in the POWER-CORD PROTECTION - Power-sup- b) If liquid has been spilled, or objects
erating instructions should be read before cabinet are provided for ventilation and to ply cords should be routed so that they are have fallen into the subwoofer.
the SoundWorks amplified subwoofer/sat- ensure reliable operation of the subwoofer not likely to be walked on or pinched by c) If the subwoofer has been exposed to
ellite system is operated. and to prevent it from overheating, and items placed upon or against them, pay- rain or water.
RETAIN INSTRUCTIONS - The safety and these openings must not be blocked or ing particular attention to cords at plugs, d) If the subwoofer does not operate nor-
operating instructions should be retained covered. The openings should never be convenience receptacles, and the point mally by following the operating instruc-
for future reference. blocked by placing the product on a bed, where they exit from the subwoofer. tions; or exhibits a distinct change in per-
HEED WARNINGS - All warnings on the sofa, rug, or other similar surface. The LIGHTNING - For added protection for the formance.
subwoofer and in the operating instruc- subwoofer should not be placed in a built- SoundWorks system during a lightning e) If the product has been dropped or
tions should be adhered to. in installation such as a bookcase or rack storm, or when it is left unattended and damaged in any way.
FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS - All operating unless proper ventilation is provided or unused for long periods of time, unplug it REPLACEMENT PARTS - When replace-
and use instructions should be followed. Cambridge SoundWorks’ instructions from the wall outlet. This will prevent dam- ment parts are required, be sure the ser-
CLEANING - Unplug the subwoofer from the have been adhered to. age to the subwoofer due to lightning and vice technician has used replacement
wall outlet or other power source before HEAT - The subwoofer should be situated power-line surges. parts specified by Cambridge SoundWorks
cleaning. Do not use liquid cleaners or away from heat sources such as radia- OVERLOADING - Do not overload wall out- or have the same characteristics as the
aerosol cleaners. Use a damp cloth for tors, heat registers, stoves, and other lets, extension cords, or integral conve- original part. Unauthorized substitutions
cleaning. products (including amplifiers) that pro- nience receptacles as this can result in a may result in fire, electric shock, or other
ATTACHMENTS - Do not use attachments duce heat. risk of fire or electric shock. hazards.
not recommended by Cambridge POWER SOURCES - The subwoofer should OBJECT AND LIQUID ENTRY - Never push SAFETY CHECK - Upon completion of any
SoundWorks as they may cause hazards. be operated only from the type of power objects of any kind into the subwoofer service or repairs to the SoundWorks sys-
WATER AND MOISTURE - Do not use the source indicated on the marking label. If through openings as they may touch dan- tem, ask the service technician to perform
subwoofer near water—for example, near you are not sure of the type of power gerous voltage points or short out parts safety checks to determine that the
a bath tub, wash bowl, kitchen sink, or supply to your home, consult your product that could result in a fire or electric shock. SoundWorks system is in proper operat-
laundry tub; in a wet basement; or near a dealer or local power company. For prod- Never spill liquid of any kind on the sub- ing condition.
swimming pool; and the like. ucts intended to operate from battery woofer. WALL OR CEILING MOUNTING - The
ACCESSORIES - Do not place the power, or other sources, refer to the oper- SERVICING - Do not attempt to service the SoundWorks satellites should be mounted
SoundWorks system on an unstable cart, ating instructions. subwoofer yourself as opening or remov- to a wall or ceiling only as recommended
stand, tripod, bracket, or table. The sub- POLARIZATION - The subwoofer may be ing covers may expose you to dangerous by Cambridge SoundWorks.
woofer or satellites may fall, causing seri- equipped with a polarized alternating-cur- voltage or other hazards. Refer all servic-
ous injury to a child or adult, and serious rent line plug (a plug having one blade ing to qualified service personnel.
damage to the product. Use only with a wider than the other). This plug will fit into DAMAGE REQUIRING SERVICE - Unplug
cart, stand, tripod, bracket, or table rec- the power outlet only one way. This is a the subwoofer from the wall outlet or other
ommended by Cambridge SoundWorks, safety feature. If you are unable to insert power source and refer servicing to quali-
or sold with the product. Any mounting of the plug fully into the outlet, try reversing fied service personnel under the following
the satellites or subwoofer should follow the plug. If the plug should still fail to fit, conditions:
the manufacturer’s instructions, and contact your electrician to replace your a) When the power-supply cord or plug is
should use a mounting accessory recom- obsolete outlet. Do not defeat the safety damaged.
mended by Cambridge SoundWorks. purpose of the polarized plug.

ii
Introduction
hank you for choosing

T
Cambridge SoundWorks
SoundWorks® by Henry 1-877-YES-HIFI
Kloss. We think you’ll find (1-877-937-4434)
its sound quality astonish- 24 hours a day,
ing, whether you connect it to every day
your computer or use it as a In Canada: 1-800-987-9104
stand-alone music system. Outside US or Canada:
To create a so-called Tel: 617-332-5936
“multimedia” speaker, many Fax: 617-527-3194
manufacturers just add some www.cambridgesoundworks.com
magnetic shielding and a new E-mail:
nameplate to an existing model. info@cambridgesoundworks.com
At Cambridge SoundWorks, we
started with the assumption that
computer users care no less about
sound quality than music lovers.
We have developed a totally new
system, lavishing as much effort
on its design as on that of our
costliest Ensemble® speakers.
Thus SoundWorks far outstrips
most boom boxes and “rack”
audio systems, let alone the
typical “multimedia” speaker.

1
Inspecting For Damage Getting Started
Examine each speaker unit carefully included with your system. If anything One of the first steps in setting up
for shipping damage. If there is any,
do not install or use the system. For
is missing, contact the retailer where it
was purchased.
SoundWorks is connecting the
small “cube” satellite speakers to
1 From both ends of each speaker cable,
pull off and discard the pre-cut strips of
advice, call the store where you Save the carton and its inserts in the subwoofer (see next page). insulation, revealing the bare wires.
made your purchase. case you need to ship or move your Therefore, before anything else,
All the items shown in the SoundWorks system later. prepare their connecting wires
illustration below should be as shown.

2 Twist the individual strands of bared wire


tightly together so there are no free
Red
band
strands that could short across the
speaker or amplifier terminals.
3 Note the red band around one wire at each
end of each speaker cable. This will help
you connect speakers “in phase” as
SOUNDWORKS
BY HENRY KLOSS

©CAMBRIDGE SOUNDWORKS
1-800-FOR-HIFI TO
TO FROM
FROM
described on the next page.
12680 SUB
SUB SOURCE
SOURCE

+ +
BASS
12-14V 1.5A LEVEL SOUNDWORKS
POWER AUDIO
DC IN INPUT MIN
ON/OFF
L R
– –
SPEAKERS

CAMBRIDGE
SOUND
OUNDWORKS
ORKS
MAX

Subwoofer/Amplifier 12 Ft. Audio Connecting -


Cable with Volume Control Semipermanent Mounting Strip Wall-Mounting
and Mini-Plugs (1) for Attaching Volume Control Hardware for
Cubes (2)

CAMBRIDGE CAMBRIDGE
SOUNDWORKS SOUNDWORKS

Satellite Speaker Cubes (2) Stands for Cubes (2) 12 Ft. Speaker Wires for “Hook & Loop” Strip for Attaching Stick-On Feet 12-14 VDC External Power Supply
Connecting Cubes (2) Cubes to Computer Monitor (4) for Cubes or (12v Version Only)
Stands (2 Sets)

2
Satellite Cube Connections
Connect the red (+) and black (–) terminals on
the subwoofer to their red and black counter- To connect speaker wires to cubes, push tab
parts on the cube speakers. Use the leads with
Left CAMBRIDGE
SoundWorks beneath connector back, insert bared end of wire,
the red bands for interconnecting the red Satellite then return the tab to its original position.
terminals, and the unmarked leads for the Cube
black terminals.
– +
Note: Connecting the two cubes identically assures
that they operate “in phase” (their cones move in Red
and out together). “Out of phase” connections can band
muddy the stereo effect. Solo voices, should appear
to come from a point between the two cubes, which
will sound “split” between them.
To connect speaker wires to subwoofer,
Subwoofer + + Red
push on the spring-loaded tab above or
beneath each connector, insert bared end of
Control 120V 60HZ 30W BASS
LEVEL
band
wire, then release tab to lock wire in place.
POWER
Panel ON/OFF 12V DC IN AUDIO
INPUT L R
– –
SPEAKERS Notes
The satellite amplifiers inside the
SoundWorks subwoofer are specifically
designed to drive the SoundWorks cube
satellites. Do not connect these left and
CAMBRIDGE right amplifier outputs to any other
Right SoundWorks
speakers or any kind of signal
Use of the Bass Level control is described in each processing device.
of the applications sections that follow; for now Satellite
To lengthen the satellite speaker wires,
simply set it at the midway (12 o’clock) position. Cube you can add additional speaker wire
– + using wire nuts or substitute longer
lengths of 18 gauge speaker wire.

3
Program Source Connections
Connect the Volume Control’s
FROM SOURCE lead to the audio
output of your computer or other
program source. Connect the TO
SUB lead to the Audio Input of Computer CPU/
SoundWorks’ subwoofer as shown. program source
The control can be mounted on the
Short lead
side of your computer monitor or Avoid using SPEAKER LINE (FROM SOURCE)
other surface using the adhesive this kind of
OUT OUT
strip provided (see opposite page). output.
If the program source has its
own level control, set it at least
half-way up, and then use the
Volume Control to achieve your
preferred playback level. If there’s
audible hum or hiss, or if the
Volume Control adjustment range
is unsatisfactory, readjust the
+ +
program source’s level control up 120V 60HZ 30W BASS
or down (and the Volume Control POWER
LEVEL

accordingly). ON/OFF 12V DC IN AUDIO Volume Control


INPUT L R
– –
SPEAKERS

FROM
E
SUB SOURC

S
SOUNDWORK
TO

MIN
Subwoofer

MAX
Computer monitor
Long lead
(TO SUB)

4
Connecting Music Sources Mounting the Volume Control
Subwoofer The enclosed mounting strip is
+ + Control semipermanent—it holds well but can
120V 60HZ 30W BASS be peeled off gently. Be sure that the
POWER
LEVEL Panel mounting surface, such as the computer
ON/OFF 12V DC IN AUDIO
INPUT L R
monitor, is smooth and clean.
– –
SPEAKERS M
FRO CE
TO SOUR
SUB

S
RK
ND
WO
SOU
MIN

When connecting tape and CD players, it is generally


preferable to use the headphone output; fixed “line
MAX
out” outputs will work, but any noise present in the
player may be more audible at high levels.
SOUNDWORKS

SUB SOURCE
TO

1 Remove protective paper from one 2 Press exposed adhesive side firmly
MAX

MIN

FROM

Some portable players have “bass boost” circuits side to reveal adhesive. against back of Volume Control.
designed for their small headphones. Switch these
circuits OFF when playing through SoundWorks.

DCIN OFF 1 2

M
RCE
SOUFRO

ORKS
TO
SUB

NDW
PHONES LINE

MIN
SOU
OUT BASS BOOST

MAX
Program Source

3 Remove remaining paper strip. 4 Press control firmly against


mounting surface.

5
Power Connection
SoundWorks CAUTION:
TO PREVENT ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT USE
The SoundWorks uses an external 12 VDC power supply. The ON/OFF switch THIS POLARIZED PLUG WITH AN EXTENSION
disconnects SoundWorks from this power supply. CORD, RECEPTACLE, OR OTHER OUTLET
When using SoundWorks in a car, use only a C1P43012 car adapter from UNLESS THE BLADES CAN BE FULLY INSERTED
Cambridge SoundWorks. TO PREVENT BLADE EXPOSURE.

ATTENTION:
SoundWorks Subwoofer Control Panel POUR PREVENIR LES CHOCS ELECTRIQUES NE
PAS UTILISER CETTE FICHE POLARISEE AVEC
UN PROLONGATEUR, UNE PRISE DE COURANT,
OU UNE AUTRE SORTIE DE COURANT, SAUF SI
+ + LES LAMES PEUVENT ETRE INSEREES A FOND
SANS EN LESSER AUCUNE PARTIE A
1.5A BASS DECOUVERT.
LEVEL
POWER
12-14V
ON/OFF DC IN AUDIO
INPUT L R
– –
SPEAKERS

SoundWorks can operate from 12 VDC sources such as a cars’ electrical system
USE ONLY A C1P43012 CAR ADAPTER FROM CAMBRIDGE SOUNDWORKS

Push in to turn on the system’s amplifiers; push again to turn them off.

ONLY after making all other connections, connect the 12 VDC power supply to SoundWorks.

6
Attaching The Stands
For most applications, the cube speakers
should be attached to their stands. Install
each stand by inserting it into the slot in the
back of each satellite cube.

CAMBRIDGE
SoundWorks

– +

7
Important – Please Read Before Operating Your SoundWorks
Playback Levels Controlling Background Noise and Distortion
SoundWorks is intended for indi- Due to SoundWorks’ high input Some PC sound boards have an
vidual or small group listening, sensitivity (only .18 V RMS for output control on the card. Trial
not to fill a large room for hours rated output), some signal sources and error may be necessary to
on end with loud dance music. In will send audible levels of back- achieve the right setting of this
fact, playing the system continu- ground hum and hiss through control. Too low a setting could
ously at overly loud, distorted to SoundWorks. cause background noise. Too high
levels on program material may If hum or hiss is heard from a setting may cause distortion.
cause its internal fuse to blow SoundWorks and if the signal Keep in mind, SoundWorks has
after an hour or two. source has its own volume control sonic fidelity sufficient to reveal
The fuse can be replaced only by capability (on-screen control for a noise and distortion inherent in
a qualified representative. To computer or variable audio output some digital sound processers. You
avoid this inconvenience and a for a TV or CD/tape player), use one may not have noticed these imper-
possible non-warranty repair of the following two approaches: fections before.
charge, reduce the playback 1. Reduce the setting of the Background noise present in a
volume when the system shows Volume Control until hum or few, fixed-level signal sources may
obvious signs of stress, i.e. it hiss is reduced to an unnotice- be audible when the Volume
sounds “raspy,” “fuzzy,” able level. Use the signal Control is set to a high level and
and/or “muddy.” source to control the program material is silent or
output level. playing at a low level. This behav-
2. Set the signal source’s volume ior is intrinsic to the fixed-level
control to a high setting (70% signal source and is not the fault
or higher) and use the Volume of SoundWorks.
Control to vary output.

8
SoundWorks With A Computer
• Have a clear line of sight from
your listening position to
Place the cubes, which are magnetically the cubes.
shielded, on the small stands to either side of • The ear cannot localize low-bass,
the monitor, aimed straight ahead. Do not angle which is why the subwoofer can
them inward to fire directly at you (see text). The go on the floor, out of sight. The
cubes may also be attached to the sides of the bass port (the hole above the
monitor with the “hook & loop” strips provided control panel) must be at least
(instructions on page 12). 2 inches from the nearest surface.
• If you can’t place the woofer on
the floor against a wall as
shown, the Bass Level control
will compensate. Try turning it
up if you place the subwoofer up
on a shelf, away from the acous-
tic support that the floor and wall
give low-bass.
• On the other hand, if the sub-
woofer sits in a corner on the
floor, it may sound bass-heavy.
In this case try turning the Bass
Level control down.
• Set the Bass Level control for best
bass balance, then forget it. It is
not intended to be adjusted
Place the subwoofer on the floor under your regularly to compensate for
desk or workstation, back against the wall. Do differences in recordings.
not place it up on the work surface or a shelf,
which could result in disappointing bass
performance (see text to the right). The
subwoofer is not magnetically shielded, and
must be at least 18 inches from the monitor
to prevent distortion of the picture.

9
SoundWorks As A Music System
• Have a clear line of sight from your • On the other hand, if the
listening position to the cubes. subwoofer sits in a corner on the
• The further away the cubes, the floor, it may sound bass-heavy.
less critical their height. Try them In this case, try turning the Bass
down on the floor, up near the Level control down.
ceiling, or anywhere in between. If • Set the Bass Level control for best
they are close to you, however, it’s bass balance, then forget it. It is
MOZ
best to have them at ear level. not intended to be adjusted
Sym ART
No. phonies
39 &
41
• Use your imagination and try regularly to compensate for
different locations for the cubes— differences in recordings.
on window sills for example, or on
a mantelpiece as shown. They can
also be easily wall mounted
(see page 12).
• The ear cannot localize low-bass,
so the subwoofer does not have to
be very close to the satellites. It
can even be hidden by furniture.
The bass port (the hole above the
control panel) must be at least 2
inches from any surface.
• If you can’t place the subwoofer on
For recorded performers to appear “on stage” the floor against a wall, the Bass
in front of you, place the cubes to form a Level control will compensate. Try
roughly equal-sided triangle with your favorite turning it up if you place the
listening position. But by all means, take subwoofer up on a shelf, and/or out
advantage of their tiny size, and experiment from the wall.
liberally with their placement (see text for
suggestions).
Place the subwoofer on the floor against a wall
(surfaces that acoustically support the bass).
Placing it out from the wall and/or up on a
shelf could result in disappointing bass
performance (see text).

10
SoundWorks With A TV Set
• To use SoundWorks with a • If you can’t place the subwoofer
stereo TV, the set must have a on the floor against a wall, the
volume-controlled audio signal Bass Level control will compen-
output. This kind of audio signal sate. Try turning it up if you place
output retains a TV remote’s the subwoofer up on a shelf, and/
ability to control the overall sound or out from the wall.
level. Typically, this will be either • On the other hand, if the
left and right RCA jacks or a subwoofer sits in a corner on the
headphone output. floor, it may sound bass-heavy. In
• If your set’s stereo audio outputs this case, try turning the Bass
are a pair of separate jacks rather Level control down.
than a single stereo headphone • Set the Bass Level control for best
jack, call the store where pur- bass balance, then forget it. It is
chased or call a Cambridge not intended to be adjusted regu-
SoundWorks Audio/Video larly to compensate for differences
Consultant at 1-877-YES-HIFI to in recordings and broadcasts.
purchase the adapters you’ll need • If what SoundWorks does for your
to add to the Volume Control TV starts you thinking about a
cable supplied with your full-blown “home theater” with
SoundWorks system. Dolby® Surround sound, call a
• Switch off the TV’s internal speak- Cambridge SoundWorks Audio/
The cubes are magnetically shielded, and ers (some sets do so automatically Video Consultant for further
therefore, can be placed close to your TV if when you connect an external information.
necessary. Placing them too far apart can audio system).
keep dialogue from sounding like it’s coming • The ear cannot localize low-bass,
from the screen. (Wall-mounting instructions are so the subwoofer does not have to
on the next page). be close to the cubes, and can be
Place the subwoofer on the floor against a wall hidden by furniture. The bass port
(surfaces that acoustically support the bass). (the hole above the control panel)
Placing it out from the wall and/or up on a must be at least 2 inches from the
shelf could result in disappointing bass nearest surface, however.
performance (see text to the right). The
subwoofer is not magnetically shielded,
and must be at least 18 inches from the TV
to prevent picture distortion.

11
Mounting The Cubes
3. Peel off just one paper cover from 5. Repeat steps 3 and 4 for the
To the monitor: one of the mated hook & loop other cube. To the wall:
1. Each cube requires two “hook & pairs. Press the adhesive side 6. You can detach the cubes from To wall-mount the cubes on struc-
loop” strip pairs for stable mount- firmly into place at the top of the the monitor at any time (the turally strong surfaces (a wall stud
ing. Do not peel apart the mated proper surface of the cube. Repeat “tearing” sound is normal). To or wood panelling), screw the No.
hook & loop pairs before attach- for a second mated pair, attaching reattach a cube, don’t press it 10 screws into the material. Allow
ing them. This ensures proper it to the side of the cube down near straight against the strips on the their heads to protrude about 1/4
alignment. the bottom. monitor, but rather at a slight inch to fit into the keyhole slots on
2. Be sure the surfaces to which you 4. Remove the remaining paper angle so that the tiny hooks on the back of each cube
attach the strips—including the covers from each mated hook & one surface can engage the loops (as shown below).
cubes—are clean. loop pair and press the cube firmly on the other. It may be necessary The plastic anchors supplied will
against the side of the monitor. to “wiggle” the cube a bit as you be needed to secure the screws in
press it into place). most wall surfaces. If so, drill 1/4
inch holes in the wall, then tap the
anchors into the holes until they are
flush with the wall. Then screw the
CAMBRIDGE
SoundWorks screws into the anchors until they
protrude about 1/4 inch.
Be sure to apply the stick-on
rubber feet to the back of the satel-
– + lite cubes. This assures an acousti-
cally secure installation.

12
1-Year Limited Warranty Technical Support
o the original purchaser, This is the sole and Inside U.S.A., Canada and Latin America
T Cambridge SoundWorks, Inc.
will warrant the SoundWorks
system to be free of defects
in material and workmanship for a
period of one (1) year from date of
expressed warranty. This
warranty is in lieu of all other
warranties, expressed or
implied, of merchantability,
fitness for purpose or other-
Creative Labs Inc. Technical Support
If you need technical assistance, call 405-742-6622. Technical support is
available seven days a week from 8:00 am to midnight, Central time.
You can get the latest program and driver updates from Creative Labs’ bulletin
purchase. With respect to defects, wise. In no event shall board, 24 hours a day. Call 405-742-6660; use modem settings:
Cambridge SoundWorks will, at its Cambridge SoundWorks be
option, replace the product or liable for incidental or conse- Baud rate: 300 to 14400
repair the defect in the product quential damages or have any (V.32/V.42 bis)
with no charge to the original liability with respect to defects Data bits: 8
purchaser for parts or labor. other than the obligations set Parity: none
This warranty does not extend forth above. Stop bits: 1
to any defect, malfunction or To ensure warranty coverage,
failure caused by misuse, abuse, it is incumbent upon the You can also send a FAX at 405-742-6633 or write us at:
accident, faulty hookup, defective original purchaser to inform the
associated equipment or use of the retailer where the SoundWorks Technical Support
speaker with equipment for which was purchased, of the defect Creative Labs, Inc.
it is not intended. within the warranty period. The 1523 Cimarron Plaza
This warranty is valid only only acceptable method of Stillwater, OK 74075
when the speaker is returned to establishing warranty status is
the retailer where the SoundWorks a copy of the original proof of To reach Creative Technical support via the Internet, visit our technical support
was purchased. purchase indicating customers’ web site at http://www.creativehelp.com, for troubleshooting help.
name and purchase date.
For information about this product and other Creative Labs products, visit
Creative Zone at http://www.soundblaster.com. Or, call Customer Service at
800-998-1000

Faxback information is available by calling 405-372-5227

® Cambridge SoundWorks, Ensemble, SoundWorks and SoundWorks by Henry Kloss are registered trademarks of Cambridge SoundWorks, Incorporated.
® Dolby, Pro Logic and Dolby Surround are registered trademarks of Dolby Laboratories Licensing Corporation

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Denmark Tel: 8001 7177 (Freephone) BBS: +45 4824 4351 (HST V.34)
BBS: +45 4824 4351 (HST V.34) +45 4824 4361 (ZyTEL 19,200)
+45 4824 4361 (V.34) UK Tel: +44 01734 344 744
Finland Tel: 08001 18052 (Freephone) Fax: +44 01734 320 271
BBS: +45 4824 4351 (HST V.34) BBS: +44 01743 360 287
+45 4824 4361 (ZyXEL 19,200) Operating hours
France Tel: +33 1 39 20 04 21 Mon-Fri: Business Hours
Fax: +33 1 39 20 90 10 Sat-Sun: Closed
BBS: +33 1 39 20 90 43 (HST) Faxback is a facility that allows you to obtain product and technical
+33 1 39 20 90 47 (V.32bis) information through facsimile services. In Europe, use the following number:
Minitel: 3615 CREATIVE and 3617 CREATIVE +353 1 820 3667.

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Wiring Diagram
Inside Asia CAMBRIDGE
SoundWorks
CAMBRIDGE
SoundWorks

Creative Technology Ltd. Technical Support


31 International Business Park, – + – +
Creative Resource, Singapore 609921

Tel: +65 8954100


Fax: +65 8954999
BBS: +65 776 2423
Operating hours (Singapore Time)
Mon-Thu: 9am-6:30pm
Fri: 9am-6pm
Sat-Sun & Public Holidays: Closed

SoundWorks’
Three-channel Amplifier Specifications SOUNDWORKS
BY HENRY KLOSS
©CAMBRIDGE SOUNDWORKS

Satellite amplifier: One channel driven into a 3.2 1-800-FOR-HIFI


12680

ohm load at less than 1% total harmonic distortion, at


1kHz: 4 watts RMS. + +
BASS
12-14V 1.5A LEVEL

Subwoofer amplifier: Driven into a 3.5 ohm load, POWER


ON/OFF DC IN
AUDIO
INPUT
L R
– –
at less than 1% total harmonic distortion, at 100Hz: SPEAKERS

13 watts RMS.
CAMBRIDGE
SOUND
OUNDWORKS
ORKS
Music power, satellite section, 8.4 watts + 8.4 TO
TO
SUB
SUB
FROM
FROM
SOURCE
SOURCE

watts. Subwoofer section: 33.3 watts. SOUNDWORKS


MIN
MIN

These specifications apply to a SoundWorks operating


from its external 12v, 1.5A power supply connected MAX
MAX

to a 120VAC souce.
Note: in advertising, the term “peak power”—double
an amplifier’s music power—is often used.

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311 Needham Street, Newton MA 02464
1-877-937-4434 Fax: 617-527-3194

www.cambridgesoundworks.com
Email: info@cambridgesoundworks.com

P81-0640 0400 A Company


A Company

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